Jones's portrait of the claustrophobia and conformity of 1950s England is sharp and assured, a convincing illustration of the dangerous consequences of a muzzled society.
Diabetes, one of the dangerous consequences of being overweight, is a non-issue in most of sub-Saharan Africa but accounts for many DALYs in the Caribbean, Oceania (the small islands of the Pacific) and a region the report calls central Latin America (Venezuela, Colombia and countries north thereof as far as the Mexican border).
Uri Orbach of the Jewish Home party, a member of Netanyahu's coalition, spoke of the "dangerous consequences" the speech could have.
This combination of potentially dangerous consequences combined with the high frequency of preventable antecedents illustrates the importance of appropriate education of patients with diabetes on techniques to prevent hypoglycemia.
Abbas, in response, "warned of the dangerous consequences such a decision would have to the peace process and to the peace, security and stability of the region and of the world" and also appealed to the Pope and the leaders of Russia, France and Jordan to intervene.
Reducing alcohol use at an adolescent age is of particular importance, not only because of the immediate dangerous consequences of alcohol, like getting into fights or unwanted pregnancies [ 3, 4], but also to reduce the risk of long term damages of the brain [ 7] and reducing the risk of becoming alcohol dependent later in life [ 39, 40].
"It's one of the most dangerous consequences of the armed conflict," Ms. Fantappie said.
New Yorkers learned after 9/11 that one of the most dangerous consequences of terrorism is the autoimmunity that sets in, as the organism, instead of turning upon the evil invader, turns on itself.
